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ZapateríaToday

I enjoy very much these days!
Estoy disfrutando estos días!

Benjamin Lacombe illustrations.

November 28

Working on a new show.
Trabajando en una nueva exposición.

Angela Bacon-Kidwell photographs.

MadridNovember 27

Walking without destination.
I found this renewed building with Jack Babiloni paintings (near Alonso Martínez). The motto of the work is: "Todo felicidá" ( All happiness).

Lovely Debbie Powell illustrations.


Paseando sin rumbo.
Me encontré con este edificio renovado con ilustraciones de Jack Babiloni (cerca de Alonso Martínez). El lema de la obra es: "Todo felicidá".

November 26

It was a sunny and cold day here in Madrid.
The perfect weather to take a walk and make some pictures in my way to the art shop.

Ha sido un dia soleado y frío aqui en Madrid.
El tiempo perfecto para dar un paseo y tomar algunas fotos de camido a la tienda de arte.


Aleksi Dirloz: Carnet du Japon.
Welcome by Lizzie Ridout.

GraciasNovember 25

This morning I woke up with one word in my mind: Gracias (Thank you).

First of all I want to say a big thank you to all of you who left me a comment in my previous post with best wishes. Thank you for your love.
I am happy to live in this moment in time, with such advanced technology, central heating, computers, the internet and with all the facilities and gadgets that connect us and keep us in touch.

I give thanks for my friends, all the nice people I met this year, all of you who I still haven't had the opportunity to meet in person (yet!) and for the publishers I work, have worked with and will work in the future for caring, sharing, supporting and believing that I can do things I am not even aware I can do.

I thank the music and the musicians because with music everything seems different, sometimes even better.

Today is one of those days in which I am sure that the dogs that I will find during my walk will smile back at me (I know they can smile!)

And for this cloudy day, wonderful music by Melodie Gardot. She shares her gandmother advice...